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• s' . . • . . 441 1 - Aqt,ti, N a L .4 . •\, • • ..111 • N, .••4 ~~. SU f ti 1 NUMPER 51.60.) UE S Y, MARcEr . 28, 180 Q. , PRICE.SI7- -- r' - : F2a (.1N . the GLORIOUS ,t2th . ,of APRIL, the 14,0" GRAND STATE :LOTTERY commences Draw ill. The SCHEME is unprecedented, and besides the /KEE GIFT of ONE THOUSAND WHOLE TICKETS , For the First Prize above. r 51. the First Day ._ _•• and ' FIVE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS Yor the First Prize above Isl. the Second Day, there are Four Prizes of 4 ,L 20,000 • Two - of - toosoo • Two -- of - . - s,OOO Six .Of . -• . haeo Ten - of - - - soo &c. &c. &c. 411 of which may be gained by One Ticket, if purchased be. ' tore the DraSving commences. Tickets will surely rise as the Drawing approaches. - 'VICTUALLING...OFFICE, 11farc.h t 7, Oleg, THE COMMISS!ONERSfor VICTUALLING HIS 111,1yESTI": NA Y Y do hereby give Notice, That on Tueday, the qtly of April next, they will be ; eado , to receive Tenders, in writiug (reale(' up), and treat for Two Hun dred Tons of Good Send merchantable RICE, to be answerable a Sampler to be produced with therenders ; to be delivered one bal/ !hereof in a Fwnight, and the other half in a Fortnight after wards, into His Majesty's Yid/Lolling Sorer at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety a'ajo after date. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. Chesapeak. His wish that thereto laid betore the House, such parts of the eorreipondonee bet wotrt Admiral Berkeley and Goverfithent,.a. -to we plain the provocations which led 4o that tilfitir, 'Upon a due explanation of these points d4oi4qi, in a pvat measure, the question of our maritime rights, and of our naval pre-eminence. The Earl of LIVIIRPOOL• observed, that until the wholJ of the Treaty between this Country and Aine. rica was upon the table, it would be contory to his duty, and to the peaaice of patliament, tq enter into any explanation of any paiticular point ut it; espe cially while the 'question of the reciprocal relation., between the two Governments stood in so delicate a predicament's& they did at present. Lord AUCKLAND acknowledged the propriety of the observation of the Noble, Secretary of Stase, and . thought that no more explanations. should be made on .ihe point referred, than had already been so judi. ciously made by Mr. Secretary tanning. HOUSE OF PEERS, MONDAY, MARCH 27. In Corhthittee of Privileges, Counsel were beard on the Appeal of the Ituxourgh Peerage.—To be further heard to-morrow. • The Spirit Wash Bill, and some other Public and Private &Ili, were brought up from the Commons, and read a first time. TIIE CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN. . Lord DARNLEY, agreeably to a notice which he gave` on Frith)/ last, rose to move that the letter, or dispatch, addressed to Lord Castlereagh by Sir J. Moore, dated the 13111 of .JanuarY, 1809, be laid on the table. Alier what had fallen from the No ble Secietary of State (Lord -I;,tverpool) on a for mer occasion, he did not foresee that there could be any inacc i rial ohjettion to the motion. Without thts produfiton of that' document,. whether Griici3l or not, stridly 'speaking, it would be impossible to have before the House that full and Se t sfa dory state, meat of the niilitary transattions in Spain, which the Noble Lords oppoiiie scemeil so ready to afford, and without which they ackmowiedgetl that a corn pieta kiinwledg,e of the late operations in 'Spain could not be obtained, The,tileifoord concluded with nwving for the-docuMent. • • The Earl of Ltvtntsout. was ready_to confess, that on a former occasion he had Consented to produce, at least, extract.; ,the,Paper Ocrcv *called fur; but he acceded to 4../te" modem, not ti produc. Lion ofthe Paper c'utd answer the object for which it bid been originally moved, but because so gener:tl a wish had .been expressed, to ptodoce so much of it as might be i•alislattory to the friends of Sir John Moore, without risking any detriment to the pubic service. SECOND STATE LOTTERY for igeB, ''ons4liti of, only 20.000 Tickets, hi..gins Drawing the nth, of APRIL, t Sog; "TICKETS and SHARES . are selling by HA.- ZA RD, R N and Co. Stock-hrokers, at their 'St ate Lottery- Mike, Nn. 0, under the Royal Exchange, and I n whew OW to London on their acoannt. The Scheme Call; I.our Prizes of 2e,00 d. each, with • L "'IZSIti;•I o• Carqta;S;sfe, in ..ildisicrtrrylvhich Pri t iNabo'Ve -Isl. oti the First Dpy, will be„eutit led to ' ONE 'THOUSAND WHOLE TICKETS; And the Prize shove 151. on the Second Day, will be entitlen to • • - FIVE HUNDRED WHOLE/TICKETS., Slirel in proportion. . These Tickets will bedep 1%1 at the II:Ink previous to the Drawing, deltverrci ° :o t - ' the fortunate Proprietors at therwt; Letters (put-p4icl) duly , . . answered, and Schemes gratis. 13an ! LI ! and South-Sea' Stocks, with their several tnnuthes, Indi a Honda, Excn c ,. l , l ,:r bills, and. all kinds of Securitig;,. ~bou•sht.4lid sold by Coln!pisiion. 'The Condition: of the Comma: may be gem at the Secretary'', Office.' Nv rigar q will he h t dt o any Tender in which 's& Price :bat n:t be inserte4 in word: at length, or th,lt shalt Nut he delivered to the Board before One oiChek 611 the said Tuesday, the 4th of April next; nor unless the l'erson who mates the Tender, or some l'oson on Ids behalf, attessdr, to anneer,..triorse Loki SELKIRK: then withdrew his 111fAi011 for Ow present. Lord Gn gave notice that he should brinif for, ward his 11106011 i respettino the conduct of the cemi paign in Spain, on the 18th of ot next month: The Earl of Ltvaapoot. wished the Noble Lord would have the goodness to give some outline of thu `nature of his intended motion.. TRANSPO RT 0 FF . I CE, • Feb. 23, 18c9. r r HE 00 21.1.11MIONERS for Conduaing His MAJESTY': TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking Care of Sick aod Wounded Seawen, and for the Care and Custo.ty of Prisoners of do ltwebygitie Notice, That they will he ready, ,et this Office, on Wednesday the 3d of May, 18e9, to receive elated Tendert, and Mat with web Persons as maybe willing 1; contra t 7 for ViThralling Prisoners of 11<tr in Health and Sick ness, at Grenada, jr Twelve Months certain front the of yuly 1809. . No Tender will be received after One e'C'l4k on the Day of Treaty:nor any noticed unless tl. e Party, or al Agent fir him, pr.. sonal'y attend. • Each Tender must he aecoMpanied by a Letter from two relpeßable Persons, engaging to become Gourd •with the Penns tendering, in the Sum of 20001. ;tot the due Performance of the Contract. Lord GlikY replio,,t - hat it was intended to ex amine 'generally into the operations of thi: British •4rmy in Sp : :in, and into the eonduet or his ni jesty's Mitiisters, as connei,led: with these Qp lions. • ,GKANI) LO I TERY, . • Vegins . Drawing the lath ot APR.( L, 800. FREE , G 1 F - rot One TrieusAnd WHO LE 'II CKETS • . For the First Prize above Isl. the First Ui4y ; - _FREE GIFT of Fi ve I-l unc hed WHOLE T 1 CKETS For the First Prize above the Second Day; • EISIDIs • .• 4 Prizes of ,C2.0.00* a Prizes-of ,C;,ooss 2 - . , 10,00016 - - - - I,ooa &c. &c. &c. The Value of the above 1 - ,soo TlcLetsis incalculable, al they may contain alt the Capital frizea.• TKETICS and SHARES at preseiu are selling in great Variety, .but owing to 140 Tick , is being kicked tip in the Bank: of Englarid for the ab'ive there is every probability of all the remainder being soiri, be fore the Wheel goes round ; a speedy Purchase is therefore Ircurriniended by The Ear) of LivEaroor,,• pursuant jesty's e.otrnaand, laid on the table the. Treaty of Fricndship and Aniity latcrly onnuitidkA tket‘yecti Great Britain and his Cattionc Maje:,ty Ferdinand the V11.,--Qrdeied to lie on the table.---Adjuxned, Lord Gatlr made some observations upon the propriety of producing the . Paper, atter 'Which the question was put and a4reed on. The Earl of 17o4Alfli ttz.xt moved for a Copy of the instrulttioni sent Out to the British Ministers, in Spain, as tar its they .relatOd to' the comet*, the co operation, the supplies; and the command :whiph 'ere to be allotted to the. British troops, on their arrival in Spain. had attentively examined the documents atheady laid .on the table„ and , to bun they did not appear to throw sufficient light on the questien of our military eperafioiu. He did 'nut wish tor any of a merely pelhicel oatirre ; but he was ut a less to conceivolow the of a Campaign jit Spain could be fairly an.l satibfatt.:ydy di%eusseo, witheut every d6ctitnent • that cuuYd iatierd intermit. tion to their Lordship, upon the nature and progress of tnir military - operations. •_- . . _ HOUSE.OF COMMOAS. Farther Parlicular4 mdy 4e known, Gy appfyivg-attLir o.lfire. MONDAY, 44.411C1i 27. Mr. D. GinspY brought, in ti,e Higbga Archway Bill. 13..rporis, he said, WO. oecii slating that be. had suiie personal conc, in in it, the truth of which he dmitd,„ In the aliwuce "of .the Maio-hers Ito Miihtiosex he had brought it forward, but lie_had no other . concern :ti it wh4t~ ever. The Bill . w4s .e?d d time, and a second reading ordered. • , r Toe City Lottery Bill for_,enlarging the powers of the 'termer, Oct, was read a first time. • Sir WILI,IAM,.etYIiTIs bruU4llr to a Bill for con tinuing the Blocktriar, Bridge Sunday TOIL which was opposed by Mr. ElillEktt, as in his opinion it would be levied almost wlioily on p-rsons taking an innocent recieaticii, who , e occupations would not permit i heal to enjoy a tvatring on any other day. Sir W. Cutters replied. Mr. WINDHAM .opposed it, ns did Mr. AltlerMan r. C0M1317., in teolyl,6 Mr. Altiertiimr•sitiAW. • Attu whiith;the But was read a first ti,oe, and 'ordered to. be read a second firth-. EAST INDIA HOUSE, 'Mod/ 409.. TCOURT of DIRECTORS of /lie UNITED COMPANY of iIERCtUNTS of 4VGLAND trading $0 Ike East Indies do hereby give Notice, FISH, 4 Com/till, and 9, ChArin4-Ceoss, who sold and regisvred t*, - - the Last .. . ,C2a.oc.io 17,0 - the Last - 25.0•0 6,633 the Two Last - 30,000 6, 457 rites ever drawn, all in Shares. in thi :ow Persons 4 ;try may be supplied the same as dprelent, by s‘iitlitt., , their Orders, post-paid, accuinpani d With good bilis, bank Notes, Ca'sit, or Post-Office ptders, I.42.tish, 4 Lornhill, or 9, Charing-Cross, London. That they will he ready to receive Propctals on cr Wea'nesa'as, the 19th April next Jo the hire lot a further number Voyages 0( such Ships of 1201, Tent 6w-then and up vardr, as hive peoromed their contraeed number of Pons: im tee Company's se, vice. • The Tenders, with the word " Ship Tender" os the Cover, to be severally waled up and left with the Secretary, at or before Twelve at Mon, on th• above day, 60,0nd which thoComrtwill not receive any Tender. IPM. RAMSAY, Secretary. IN•s(II(ANCL i:OMPANY, C1)1(WHll.l.„ LorsO)N. INSURERS with ihis Company are respedfully . 41 . 'original, that Policies expirim; ar Lady-Day will be application at tins Othce within Fitteeti Days duce„ 1 eipts b r ly arrCrm to the :0 7. : 111144.4 i, ,1,14. 111Luranves to . 41 0 , 00, at is, pr Cent. • L. hid " • ti."co.'at per Cent. D99hl) i 144. a ri ogs •t- • • poo, ,4. AdVdi lta , t,) Insurers with ,thi s Companyper Cent. : • , rayrnesit of i< cut in case o , Fire, without am increase or Praniniiii..---Dainage by Lightning nude baud.-- No Charge 'fcir policies, Indorsements, Alteratiiins t or Surveys. -4 Co suraticnie iassi,ii of Cent: W .. per Ce.. alloed on Shipping In. • Anaremcnts im Country Insurances from : tot. to 401. par . C ent. 11 1)011 the Premium and from 21 10 is I).r Cent. upon the Ditty. 'Farming Stock insured (without Aieragetlause), at 24% , Ver Cent, • • rite Cullman) is Term,: for Life Insurante are equally li• hew • .4 possessNery SUrefluf ClhilllN IllibliV paliv,age. W. i .SecretarY• The Pat...lett:ars ol the Terntr and Condition, under which the 8144 114. 1 1 he engaged fir ,he Contpali Setvie,, rt. 9 be seen sPott Application to Mr. 7. inlet C.vdff, C 744 to the Colimittre of Sftipping, on or after Tue. day the 2r.11• In t. Zan' Mard . HOUSE, Mardi 12, tgo9. 'THE COURT of DIREC7'ORStf the UNITED COMPANY of WERCKANTS of •ENCLAND Trod big to the EAST MOMS do hereby give Mlles, ' .*That at tke Quarter& Grote! Court atp ?sited to he held at this lloute on the 2916 Intl. the following unanimous Resalupm of the Court' of Dirtaort of shit day 101 l be rook" to the Genet al Court, agreeable so 'the 411 of the 30 of George the Third,' Cop. So., viz. • i Sir NV: Courts brought in a pill for Improying Stniihfidd iNLirket, and for enabling the ct' wpore tion of the City. of London to purchase houses, lands, &c. for that purpose._ A Message from the Lords annoutice4,their ships assent to the Newioundland Judieaturo and other Biils. ROYAL EXCHANGE AS; Establishea by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George the Inst. •" That it is the opinion of this Court that the Commander " and Owners of the Ship Walpole are fully acquitted from " all imputation of ne6leo or misconduCi in r4sped to the ," loss of that Ship." /PM. RAMSAY, Str)rtaly. Marc IE. DERSONS, whose A nnua l fag h :hie o9 on the iitn instant, are isercoy inknyned, *re now.reatly_to be delivered at the Company the Royal is °dices, over that Receipts xchange and in as well a., by their. r "Peatve Agents in the bevcral Counties ; and tits Parties .assured are requested to a pprylor the Renewal of their Poll. 'Ces on.or before the 9111 in April. ticrit, as the usual Flf. 'l en Days al toned for Payment, beyond the Date of each •Po *ll4 Wtll 11 • • SA NI 12 . F . EiV.sltIsIG,. jun. 'Secretary,. Attendance is'given, daily, : at the said Offi ces , f or t h e As atnance .Iluildings, .Goods, 41cretiandth,e, and Shills, in liarbour, in Dual;, or Wbile Buildi ng , from Lo s s or Damage by fire ; ! for t 1.2 :!..,: i stiruitcy . of, and granting Arun& 'llea on N. b.- .hire:"-Polit4s Will be Lined tree of E tt penne to. the .Assured, wher e t he Annual Premium amounts to 6S". or tip watAs. ThPrelin:ttni'of as. 64i pet 6rnt. on Farming. Stock is rtqw. rethi,eed tq lwr tent. lit.nrances .covering sucti . Props' ty %li bc.: tvOtit;,:d.tb they become due, upon ap pliustion to ive Office, orthe Agent through Whom the in. *LI rottca Was . , JOHNS's PATEN I . TES§liliA, OR ARTIFICIAL . - . 'STONE, : i ~ For Roofs, t.; utters, Floors, ecc. : HE sUpei iority of TESSERA. to Slate and Tile l es %% I li be so evident on il.sp,ection. that it would be sto enumerate them in an A‘iverrisernent. With .e. =Pee to lead, t h e 'Tessera has decided advantages, in being „ i ghter..Jaut.liable to ,be , stolen ,. equally durable, and bears ..io comparison in ci pence. ( "41tral Dez‘riinion. —Tessera is applicable to fiat or t e rlY 4100in g roo f s , gutt e rs , 4c. instead. of lead, which, in le n laid, it gre a tly resvmb.o. .1 t exceeds all other cov e r:. w t; g l i ll lightness a nd Oeapness, •as it requires no le a d f o r ^li? anti ria ws, an d leis iirrikr to carry it. b i , 4 1 1 ?tis..vvisnins tg, examine this ,important and highly " li 'lLieti itiseii‘ery; nizi) apply at the Tessera Manufattory, at Brentiord, which is floored and rooted with it; or (.I;*y lnder atom Mr. ljallett), al Messrs. Cleaver's new Soap 414 ' 4 400f Gam square - t litver he see,sea, n. 'Where nearly one +hundred thou. .quare Y* fe a et ma y . A pplication to ,be made to Mr. Hallett, at the Tessera M anufeictory; . 13relitford, and at_ No. 63; Queeh;street, Cheapside. PALLTHORPE HEATH, of NUttittg. ham, respectfully informs the Mercitiods; Tradesmen, Anti Public at I.irge that Messrs. Shaw and ,Edwards, hoot. , LvY. Si. Paul's am-eh-yard, are hereby appointed whole. I.:„and retail /*nisi, m c o njunction with Mr. Boosey, 4 " - ' ll e . " , Excli<inge, for the s.de of inniperieEssences of 1--"iPtl'"iiiit and Priinyroyal, and Heath's Sedative for the """ Ache. The teputatimi of the two former as articles 45'Coottnerte and Domestic Medicine is fully established r. 1.9 e lotk r now r.,r th,.. first time respectfully ttcd to eir at, i. t i on . as the most ediictive g et nedy for "'f T ooth Acke ..T clarc4.l • 19 the other remedy { s ave,extractions) had failed... ny - Itlessra Newbeitr and , Sen, Dicey end Butler,. `ir"dY 4 , .(1 son, ti.tkvind aid E.vacs, &c. and one or mule NkUilbit VellaCr6 ill;evert Town of the Untied X.:444!" EAST INDIA MUSE, Morth 22, 1809. TirE COURT ofDIRECtORS gf the UNITED COMPANY of. MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trod. EAIST INDIES do beteby give No lice, That at thr Quarterly , general Court of the said Company, ap pointed to he held at their How, in Leadtnhall-street, on Wednes diy next, the 29tb inst. at Ekven &Voce lit the Forenoon, Remit,. tient of the Court of Diseaors of the its but, and this day, that an elssistant Military Secretary be appointed for eonduaing the Military Correspondence with India, Under the superintendanet of 111 r, ;Fright, the Auditor, and ! That Two Assistant Secretaries he appointed In the De .# meat of the Examiner of Indian Correspondence, under the raper. intends ice of the Examiner, with the Salaries therein specified, Iwill be laid before the GeNerafrouri for their appfohation. in con. fwyti f y to the 17th an d sills Seniors o f t h e 64 Chapter of :be Company's Bye Laws. The Court of Direßor r do further give ?slake, That at the s.tid General Court , a Plan for ftrming a Seminary for the Edu cation of Cadets for the Artillery and Engineer Corps in the Company's Service, instead of :web Cadets being educated at the Aga! Military Acaelenty at Woolwich, as bents/are, and the appointment of Colonel Madge to be the - Examiner of those Cadets, with the allowame 3pireifird in the said Plan, will alsO be laid hejOre the General Court for their- approbalton, its conformity to the 17tb and 18th Scubas of the 61h - Chartr of ,the Ccmpatv's Bje IVII,LIAAf RAMSAY, Sterttaty. BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. 1 "E greatest 131ernish Beauty is superfloaps 1.1.144 on the Face, Nei.lt, Aims -II QBERT's j RUSEA t - E PO WDF. inunediately removes thi,in, IS an elegant •irticle, perfectly dral pleaSant to use, price 4s. or two in one Parcel, 7s. Sold by the Proprietor, wholesale atxl No, .I . u.Ru3- ' Sell.sireet,Covent-garuen ; OvartOn., , inholicti.nrt ; Dun net; 3,Cittrapside ; Thorn, 45. OXibrd-street ; Davison, 59 , Fleet-street ,Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow; Gregsonk, Liverpool,; •Swinneyc t irmtuttant ; WGo4,fihr..ZWNhisf all ; Cattle, Yor ; Bath Prosser,, Bristol ; Me.idows, 'lpswich '; N. swoitl4, Norwich ; Bro die, Salisbury ; .Laneaster, • Portsmouth ; TresC.finan, ; Whitoc4, Gloucester; S.,arlo, Leeds ; Tyinns, Wor-- Oster ; sl.n . ;l4g.Tininr;flge .Weils:; and. oy one periou in every •Triwn In the t!liit,:.! kt.)3. Gparl 4110w0ci... to Pedinners and .'Jratcrs. The Kill - ot - Livzitiont. observed, that if the Ncible Earl had pato tildi a:tetjriun.to the Papers on., the 0)10, he c'on.vssi i ! s ,l to .m •: tN , !".tovied, upigt them, it could nut nave Vt,q;Ziped th.t they contai •ed its wucts intormatitm rcvecting tti objeCt of inquiry a, could. be prt.,curi d trout .the instruc tions tie had now moved. He had botore observ:d that never had such voluminous productions been, as on this occasion , of any fernier Expedition, laid befell. the House. But it seemed Are greater the quantity of them produced,' the more vorteions were Noble Lords for more. They seemed to justify the French saying, that L'rippelit viol en man. &ant." But, indepetakin 01 tii Objelition, there was another arising front practice and precedents on such occasions. It . was altogether unusuil to-'pro duce .the ,instru6tions of Government to Ministers on foreign stations.• These instructiobs often re ferred ..to contingent cases, and to matters which, in every respeta, it. woeld be improper/ to lay before Parliament, and make :matter Of public discussion and notoriety. Lord GREY differed widely from the Noble. Earl ' as to precedents and practice on such occasions. He should beg leave to remind the House, that on a variety of recent occasions such itistruaions had , been bid before the Hotse and made public. should only refer to the in“rnetions sent to our ulster 'at Vienna during the negOtiatiens that pre ceded the fatal battle of Attsterlitz.' As to the real causes of the disasters of the campaign or the diffi culties and the privations experienced by the British troops on their entrance into and march through Sp Spain, it . was impossible for the Polite to form an adequate idea of them, without tht prodatTicin of the papers. moved for by bis Noble Friend. • The Earl of Livsaroot„ in explanation, contend ed, that every comfort and incility had been atford ed to lite troops that had marched into Spin under Gen. Hope; hatever difficulties or dislippoint twins . the column under Gen. Boird was exposed te, alter its landing at Corunna, arosetnore , trom the nature of the country, than from rosy utiwillin!;netts on the part of the inhabitantsoo provido them with every means and facilities in . thei; power.' . Atter borne explanation WI ween the arl of Liver pool, Lord Rosslyn, and Lord Chey, the iitiestion was put on this motion, aa,t negatived. . the course of the coliversAinti, The Earl of BucKition S llth. I enewed the ex pression of Ills anßiety to iyio w %viva mea - urea had been adopted by his AVl.l . l,.:Niy's respea to the Naval . EQI CO 81)d Arsenal at Ferrol. He not, however, now, pces s a uy question tat the subjea. ANIFRICA. Lord AUCITLAND zave notice, t-hat an .an early day alley tt=e, recesi, he should stibulit prGposif , i,, i i . to their, Lord,hips, with rc.,pco to paw)! int' c ontiiiiaieg ttl ft.nce Count:a of 111%; last Sea tut(. St Wai impossible to look to 146 pre• sLt state of our relations xvittt Ann:ilea, and to the nature of the intelligence lately ;% tr9nl Country, without beitig itnpzetv..'d w.tit t tti - gt , nt itnportanCe of some diicus,doti Lard SELKNZ,F„ felt anxiotiS to pttt a - question to the Noli:e Satszt.try of State, 00 :mot point ow . , , wtth ,A;oertca; he, , t:out it:c of-71.)1 Mr. MaLLisu orought`in the West India Dock, and Commercial Road Bill, which. were read 0, and ordered to be read ` a second. time, without 44 position. MEl.Listx brought in a Bill•for incorporating the Gas Light Company, which was read a tint, and ordered to be read a second time, witho,,t position. A Gentleman' from Greenwich •Hovisaillaid be -fore the Hothe aecoAnts ut the disbursements of the Chest at Greenwich, for tBo.—Ordered Re on the table. Mr. Carmirio• laid before the liottse the Treaty of Peace cbneluded with Spain. . 4 , MT. 'WHITBREAD made sonte ttiquirie resp &img• the authentitity of the statementS, in the . pahliO prints relating to the revolution in Sweden. Mr. CANNI Ng would not give a po:.:ittve answer he did not , forbear to do so from reluetance to the Hon. Gentleman, but from inability to give hi 4 the information he desired. Mr. WinTIIIIII,AD moved, that Iccotants be laid. before the liouie of the expenees ilwident to Stamps, • Mr. tjUSKISSON, in reply, poko of the di4count regt4 . .trly .. allowed to Slationers, iv - hich out et 24 . 6,6061: be beNeyed amounted to toot. Mr. WIUTERI:AI? thanke , J the Hon. Gmtleman for intorrpation, but he had not spoken a weld about Scotland,. Mr: m usti.tssot; infored him the discount all Owed was the smite. . WnITAUEAD then oinva, that the Ace tunts, both of England and Scotland, should be }aid boforo the Haug. The .qcounts were ordered to he pro duced. VC T tIiT4R2AI.) brought up two 'Petitions ; the. one trotn Fleury White, late Editor .of The Rule pendent Triig,, now confined in • borehester pa.,l audi the other from - 7 Harr, late Printer o: the sjim ; Paper., now confined Glottee.ter Gao/. did 11 , 40O•udge himself to prthe the truth of Ole .as sertiollt wade in the Petititns he held in his baud, • but he thought it hi dqry, :m a "Weather of men!, to 'brtn'g tmd the. Petition of any who thought himself aggrit.-eocl, it couched i:i tt rim.; .of proper r..speet to that Houge. The Petition; con s seined i . niegt-ttious which . to b 6 inquott • that, if pos4ible, they might be proven fast, or !ha!, if found true, the grievances ,complainecl of might be redresstd, 'Lite Petition . of Henry White was Caen read; which set torch, Oat ate Petitioner had b't!ien PrOprieter 77:e I7dependent Whig, and that, in January . i uoz, a ietter had been published its that Journal, tor wnich lie'had been prosecuted. lit..t4d iez site letter { it *35 4t.in*tud 'were t,rvl •